Candid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CANDID in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an unposed photograph
• unposed photograph
ADJECTIVE:
• frank and sincere
• truthful and straightforward; frank
• honest and straightforward
• White.
• Free from undue bias; disposed to think and judge according to truth and justice, or without partiality or prejudice; fair; just; impartial; as, a candid opinion.
• Open; frank; ingenuous; outspoken.
• characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion
• informal or natural; especially caught off guard or unprepared
• openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness
• (of a photograph of a person) taken informally, especially without the subject's knowledge

Words related to CANDID

candider12 candidest13 candidly15 candidness14 candidnesses16 candids11

Words that contain CANDID

candida11 candids11 candidal12 candidas12 candider12 candidly15 uncandid12 candidacy18 candidate13 candidest13 candidates14 candidness14 uncandidly17 candidacies17 candidature15 candidiases15 candidiasis15 candidatures16 candidnesses16 noncandidacy21 noncandidate16 uncandidness16 candidateship22 noncandidates17 candidateships23 noncandidacies20 uncandidnesses18 multicandidate20 multicandidates21

How to use CANDID in a sentence

• Your own candid judgment in the matter is the safest guide.
• Even in arguing a case, he never misrepresented the evidence of a witness, and was always candid and fair.
• To be candid, it is not a post that is much sought after.
• At the same time it is candid in confessing that a man must turn his back upon the world, and that the denial of the will to live is the way of redemption.
• But the critic admitted that the face was charmingly expressive, the sweet and sensitive mouth always in sympathy with the twinkling, candid eyes.
• I could have accepted and approved candid and learned and scientific criticism.
• A little further on, he however furnishes data, showing to every candid mind on what very vague estimates he had before relied.
• I was ever so faintly surprised by their candid and enthusiastic appreciation of the heroism of the auxiliary services.
• This was readily obtained by a full and candid statement of the case.
• He had not a doubt of his ability to fill the place, nor thought of doubting that he was doing what was right and wise in being perfectly candid with Philip Alston.
• Turned over on my back, I proffered the candid belly, the terrified and forgiving eyes of a lamb about to be sacrificed.
• Too often Bill was the candid friend instead of the devoted lover.
• The world knows Pepys as the only man who ever wrote honest confessions, for Rousseau could not possibly be candid for five minutes together, and St.
• Surely every honest effort to explain and reconcile the memorials of antiquity is entitled to a candid criticism.
• An angry debate followed, in the course of which one noble lord mentioned with applause the candid proposal of a member of the administration for the bill to lie on the table.
• Guizot, the chief minister of the king, was as little candid as his master.
• He was, however, entirely candid in the counsel He provided.
• Religious history has never before offered the inquirer the opportunity for so candid an encounter with the phenomenon of Divine Revelation.
• Only, over that particular line of country, I am more candid.
• I will move you with my devotion, my tender anxiety, so that the cruel crust will fall from your gentle and pure heart, and you will become again my candid and confiding sister.
• It is a way society has of training women to be candid.
• More candid is the author who has no world, but turns that appeal inwards to his own heart.
• Perhaps yours is an exception, though, to be candid, I have my doubts of it.
• Seriously, sir, I am very much obliged to you for your kind and candid letter.
• I come before you with the plain confidence of an honest servant in the equity of a candid and discerning master.
• She was naturally so frank, so candid, that the keeping of a secret was most difficult to her.
• On this one point of beauty, I can hardly think that the Duke was quite candid.
• Why not? Still, it pleases me to see you so careful and candid.

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